Habita Architects and Six Senses’ in-house team partnered on the five-location Bhutan property, which includes Punakha, a recreation of a traditional farmhouse with clean lines and woven bamboo feature walls.

Seen in a rendering, a wraparound couch, wood floors and ceilings, and a center hanging firepit will adorn the ski lounge in the AW2-crafted, 47-room Six Senses Crans-Montana in Switzerland.

With interiors by Din Studio of Bangkok, the elevated open-air bar at the upcoming Six Senses Krabey Island in Cambodia will offer heady ocean views and feature a hanging “fish” mobile.

Housed on a site of old stone ruins, the Paro Lodge at Six Senses Bhutan recalls the setting with hewn stone walls that contrast mid-tone vertical timbers sourced from renewable resources.

A rendering of the Six Senses Crans-Montana’s indoor pool, with a dramatic ceiling installation that evokes the feeling of looking up while walking through a forest.

Set at the base of Medicine Mountain, Kengo Kuma and Associates fashioned the Six Senses Zhiben Hot Springs in Taiwan from driftwood found on nearby beaches.

Comprising 40 villas on 30 acres, the Six Senses Krabey Island’s design is inspired by the Khmer life, especially the fishermen, which will start at the arrival experience.

Ocean views and treatment rooms set within a dramatic hillside landscape create a luxurious, one-with-nature setting for the Six Senses Zil Pasyon in the Seychelles, a collaboration between London’s Studio RHE and the brand’s in-house team.

Ocean views and treatment rooms set within a dramatic hillside landscape create a luxurious, one-with-nature setting for the Six Senses Zil Pasyon in the Seychelles, a collaboration between London’s Studio RHE and the brand’s in-house team.